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Jon D. Levenson, CV
“Is There a Counterpart in the Hebrew Bible to New Testament Anti-Semitism?”, paper presented to
Chicago Chevra, a discussion group of rabbis, December, 1983.
“The Hebrew Bible, the Old Testament, and Historical Criticism,” paper presented to the Old Testament
Professors Group of the Hyde Park Cluster of Theological Schools, Chicago, IL, November, 1983.
“The Current State of Jewish Biblical Scholarship,” lecture to a faculty seminar at the University of
Scranton, PA, sponsored by the National Jewish Resource Center, November, 1983.
“Literary Evidence of the Microcosmic Conception of the Temple in Judah,” paper read at the Mid-
Western regional conference of the Society of Biblical Literature, February, 1983.
“The Temple and the World,” guest lecture for the Colloquium for Biblical Research, Candler School of
Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, August, 1982.
“Reflections on the Scroll of Esther,” Center for the Study of Israel and Judaism, Columbia University,
February, 1980.
“Prophecy as the Prophet Sees It,” paper delivered at a seminar entitled “Ancient Texts, Modern
Meaning,” sponsored by the Faculties of Education and of the Humanities of York University, and the
Board of Jewish Education of Metropolitan Toronto, Canada, November, 1978.
“The Davidic Covenant and Its Modern Interpreters,” paper read at the national conference of the
Association for Jewish Studies, December, 1977.
“Biblical Ideas of Ta’amê Hammiswôt,” paper read at the annual conference of the New England region
of the Society of Biblical Literature, April, 1977.
“On the Promise to the Rechabites,” paper read to the New England regional conference of the
American Academy of Religion, April, 1976.
Other Presentations:
“The Aqedah in Four Traditions,” a presentation at the Hebrew Bible Workshop, Harvard University,
April 19, 2010.
“Psalm 137: The Anguish of Exile and the Joy of Jerusalem,” a lecture in the Gordon College
Convocation Series, “Exploring the Psalms with the Rabbis,” Gordon College, Wenham, MA,
September 18, 2009.
A presentation on “Covenant” and a response to a presentation by Professor Abraham Socher on
“Written and Oral Torah,” at “Jewish Thought and Enduring Human Questions,” a seminar for college
and graduate students sponsored by the Tikva Fund and the Witherspoon Institute, Princeton, NJ,
August 10-11, 2009.
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